There is a shot within this sequence that I would like to try and feature within my own film. This shot is shown at 7:04, where the camera tilts upwards on the main character, the superhero, which in a way reveals the hero, as well as showing the audience that it is him who is definitely the hero in the film. The use of this camera shot also shows that he is a character that is looked up to, idolised. With the juxtaposition of this shot after a scene of police arriving where he has just got 'justice' also give the shot another meaning that this is the character who is responsible for what the police have just found.
How I would like to use this shot within my own film is when my main character first has his 'costume' on, using a conventional camera shot within my film but making it my own by using it to show that this character isn't going to be taken as seriously as they would if it were a proper superhero movie. What this camera shot will do is give the audience time to fully see the character as well as leave them in suspense in terms of they don't know what to expect of the character or his costume. I think it will give a more comical effect to my film, which is something I have being trying to incorporate with other shots I have done as well.
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